Ok, I'm probably missing something obvious here... but in problem set zero, I can't get a space when printing two raw_input() answers... I've tried multiple ways, but apparently not the right one...

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e.mccormick · Answer

Not sure what you are trying to ask about.  You can do code snippets betweeb ``` marks (one set above and one set below, on a line alone) and it does a code block:

```
IDLE 2.6.5      
>>> a = raw_input("What to print?")
What to print?This is a test.
>>> print a
This is a test.
>>> 
```

e.mccormick · Answer

I mean a code block hjere so we can see your code properly.

anonymous · Answer

Basically trying to do this:

print("What is your first name")
answer1 = raw_input()
>> Hank

print("what is your last name")
answer2 = raw_input()
>>Azaria

print("Your name is " + answer1 + answer2)
>> Your name is HankAzaria

I can't get a space between the two variables when printing...

e.mccormick · Answer

+ specifically does not do spaces.  If you want a space, use comma or + " " +

anonymous · Answer

Perfect!  Thank you.  I've been hung up on that for way too long.  I tried using the comma, but it would always print the statement with apostrophes on both sides.  I am completely new to this.